John
The slight cooling of the oceans would still be enough to account for any lack of water level rise.
exactly..
and if the slight cooling is only temporary then the lack of water level rise would no longer be lacking.
when the cooling stops that is caused by depressurization of the magma under greenland and the added volume of cold water entering the oceans from melting ice , then the thermal expansion
will begin again , and
sea levels will rise to that degree.
I kind of hate to say this but as the depressurization continues there will be less pressure available to large heavy land masses
and this will cause more and more sinkage of the heavy land masses such as mountain ranges.
these will be accompanied by many large earthquakes in the vicinity of the sinkage.
SBT ... thats the way it is.
